Home is where your family and your physio are.

For musculoskeletal problems the trial evidence says it is comparable. A 2023 systematic review and meta-analysis pooled 37 clinical trials covering 4,288 patients and found telerehabilitation improved every clinical outcome studied — and when compared specifically against face-to-face rehabilitation, the difference was not statistically significant. It also worked out around USD 90 cheaper per person. The reviewers noted signs of publication bias and advised cautious interpretation, which is worth knowing rather than glossing over.

Source: Molina-Garcia P et al., 2023, Annals of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine.

Slot times are shown in your own timezone rather than IST, so there is nothing to calculate. Early India slots land in the evening across the Americas, and late India slots land in the morning. From the Gulf and Singapore almost every slot works.

Yes, and it is one of the most common bookings we take from abroad. You handle payment and coordination; Dr. Bajpai works directly with your parents in Hindi or their preferred language, and you can be looped in on WhatsApp if you want to be.

Children are treated too — Dr. Bajpai has held a paediatric specialisation since 2020, covering developmental and orthopaedic conditions. There are dedicated pages for families abroad, because the local early-intervention system you are already dealing with differs by country.

A 45-minute video consultation, a written clinical report emailed within 24 hours covering diagnosis and a graded exercise plan, and WhatsApp follow-up between sessions. The same fee applies in every country — there is no NRI surcharge.

Then it gets said on the free 15-minute call, before you have paid for anything. Some problems need hands-on assessment, imaging, or a doctor rather than a physiotherapist. Where that is the case Dr. Bajpai will tell you what to ask for locally.